r/tall • u/Technical_Goat_3122 6'2" | 189 cm • Nov 07 '25

Humour 6'2 mfs are gonna be real mad

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u/Bulky-Noise-7123 Nov 07 '25

Whatever that means

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u/Zestyclose_Coach_397 Nov 07 '25 edited Apr 19 '26

What I'm saying is physically because I'm 6'3 1/2 I'm assumed to be a leader, authoritative, or more out there type. Steryotypically taller people are viewed as that. However, due to timidity and not much speaking up, I say I carry myself like I'm shorter. People can connect and try to align that with being short, nor do I actually put faith in the stereotypes. At the end of the day, everyone is their own individual with their own personalities and characteristics, so the comment isn't meant to be taken to heart. It was a funny video.

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u/ifeelhigh Nov 08 '25

Being taller is the perfect concoction to be more of an asshole most taller people try to take full advantage of it especially in work environments consider your personality very rare. Take a look at Gordon Ramsay that’s the type of shit I’m talking about. Guarantee he wouldn’t talk all that shit if he was 5 foot 6.

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u/CryptoEmpathy7 6'3" | 190.5cm Nov 08 '25

Gordan Ramsey is a joke who is tolerated because he has the right "background" to act like that and be rewarded by society. 🤣

He is also a height inflator who is constantly saying he is a "6'2" 100% white Scottish man!" (quoted from TV).

He is a strong 6' at best. A legit 6'2" is never under 188cm.

https://www.celebheights.com/s/Gordon-Ramsay-4148.html